News About Jeffersonville Main Street, Inc.
Jay Ellis attended an Indiana Main Street Council meeting to discuss downtown revitalization efforts being made across Indiana. Ellis was appointed to the council by Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch. In addition to her duties as Lt. Governor, Crouch also oversees Read More …
Governor Eric Holcomb visited with downtown business owners and Jay Ellis, Executive Director of Jeffersonville Main Street. The governor was impressed with the improvements in downtown Jeffersonville, checked out the expansion at Schimpff’s, and picked up some sweets for his Read More …
Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch has appointed Jay Ellis, Executive Director of Jeffersonville Main Street, Inc. to the Indiana Main Street Council, a group of professionals who will advise and assist on downtown revitalization matters. Administered by the Indiana Office Read More …
Jeffersonville’s downtown revitalization organization, Jeffersonville Main Street Inc., has been designated an accredited Main Street America Program for meeting the rigorous performance standards for downtown revitalization as set by the National Main Street Center. Each year, the National Main Street Read More …
Developers, restaurateurs rush to downtown revitalization boom By ELIZABETH BEILMAN Jul 21, 2016 JEFFERSONVILLE — In the two short years since the Big Four Bridge has unleashed hundreds of thousands of empty bellies and stuffed wallets into downtown Jeffersonville, Read More …
Summary of Project The Pearl Street Infill Revitalization Project is renewing a dilapidated half-block of Pearl Street in Historic Downtown Jeffersonville. This great reuse project entails the nonprofit downtown revitalization organization, Jeffersonville Main Street Inc., relocating four historic residential structures and Read More …
Jay Ellis named Staff Member of the Year Indiana Main Street has named Jeffersonville’s own Jay Ellis ‘Staff Member of the Year’ for the second time in less than 10 years. Ellis, executive director of Jeffersonville Main Street Inc. — Read More …
The city’s first sculptural bike racks are in the ground, and their use is threefold. Dawn Spyker, member of the Jeffersonville Public Arts Commission, said the four structures are not only for securing bikes and adding art to the downtown Read More …
The opening of the Big Four Bridge has been a boom for businesses on both sides of the Ohio River. Two cities are now connected. In financial terms, the big winners are the businesses by the Big Four Bridge. [Fox Read More …
The Big Four Bridge will soon be decked out in special computerized lighting capable of illuminating the span in patterns of dancing, colorful lighting that will be visible for miles up and down river. [Courier-Journal]